Re: PHP, MYSQL and persistant authentication

2003-06-16 Thread Kamara Eric R-M
Hi ,
u can try this one out
http://www.zend.com/zend/tut/tutorial-delin4.php

Regards
Eric

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On Sat, 14 Jun 2003, sgannon60 wrote:

 Hi,
 Does anyone know of a good tutorial on setting up a login page, and passing
 the login primary key to other pages so that other tables will be able to
 refernce the unique login

 thanks
 steve

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RE: PHP, MYSQL and persistant authentication

2003-06-15 Thread Ow Mun Heng
You need to create a cookie session using start_session() and something like
that. I'm actually reading up on it on this book 

PHP  MySQL Web development - luke welling  Laura thomson (i think)


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Hi,
Does anyone know of a good tutorial on setting up a login page, and passing
the login primary key to other pages so that other tables will be able to
refernce the unique login

thanks
steve

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RE: PHP, MYSQL and persistant authentication

2003-06-14 Thread Daevid Vincent
Use sessions in PHP (super simple, just call session_start() at the top
of every page i.e. like in an include file) and use
$_SESSION['loginname']

I would strongly recommend using mod_auth_mysql for your authentication.
It's easy and probably more secure than anything you can write ;-) Plus
it lets users bookmark pages without you having to handle that sort of
thing.

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 Subject: PHP, MYSQL and persistant authentication
 
 
 Hi,
 Does anyone know of a good tutorial on setting up a login 
 page, and passing
 the login primary key to other pages so that other tables 
 will be able to
 refernce the unique login
 
 thanks
 steve
 
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